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Solargis asynchronous JSON Time Series API serves for accessing solar and climate data. It offers multiple endpoints. The main endpoint is used to submit a request. Another endpoint is used to track the calculation status. When the calculation is successfully completed, it also provides URL to access the resulting dataset.
{
"site": {
"latitude": 48.61259,
"longitude": 20.827079,
"siteName": "Basic example Site"
},
"timeStep": "PT15M",
"columns": [
"GHI",
"DNI",
"DIF",
"GHI_NOSHD",
"DNI_NOSHD",
"DIF_NOSHD",
"GTI_NOSHD",
"GTI",
"CI_FLAG",
"SUN_ELEVATION",
"SUN_AZIMUTH",
"PANEL_AZIMUTH",
"PANEL_TILT",
"PANEL_INC",
"TEMP",
"WS",
"WD",
"WG",
"RH",
"AP",
"PWAT",
"PREC",
"TD",
"WBT",
"SDWE",
"SFWE"
],
"fromDate": "2025-03-27",
"toDate": "2025-04-09",
"outputFormat": "SOLARGIS_JSON",
"timeAlignment": "CENTER",
"utcOffset": "+01:00",
"terrainShading" : true,
"environment": {
"surfaceAlbedo": 0.12,
"horizon": {
"azimuth": [
0, 37.5, 60, 82.5, 105, 127.5, 150, 172.5, 195, 217.5, 240, 262.5, 285, 307.5, 330,
352.5
],
"height": [0.705, 1.0588235, 1.058894, 1.428, 0.70588764, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
}
},
"gtiConfiguration": {
"layout": {
"mounting": {
"type": "FIXED_ONE_ANGLE",
"tilt": 39
}
}
},
"fileLabel": "DEMO"
}